Reading week 2 T3

Hi my name is khwan and This my Reading this week. so for the first slide there was a reading document about school bells and what was your opinion on it?The next slide was about Facts VS opinions,Then I had to about animals testing and there where opinins  about if animals testing was right or wrong.Then I had to write about about my against  and for,I do disagree having animal testing on dogs,monkeys,cats.But rats, mice are fine.The the next slide was about  me having to pick a worlds problem I picked rubish/waste.After writing and explaning i had to create a DLO.I had made a video about why I think Rubish/waste was the worlds problem.Then for early finshers we had to make a news articale or a video I choose a news arcitale,then I made a link for people to see!

Lockers

 (03.08.21

principal

Papakura central school

Kids keep losing books, pencils,belongings,or anything that they use.But if we had lockers people would lock all, the belongings safely inside from people stealing.

And if your saying how could we afford all that?

well we can do school selling or mufti were kids bring gold coins each.

By then we would have enough money to buy some lockers.

 they should be outside each class because it would bunch up the space inside.

DLO-with jasreet Kour

 

Tivaevea

Reading work!

moment of time

  Moment of time

I had my goggles ready and my head band ready.I was ready, my body was nice and energised .I had trained for this. This was finally happening!.I was slightly nervous butI had some people that could encourage me.The coach loudly blew the little whistle’’3..2..1..GO!....I had won the race!.I made it to the end of the line first.I even got a trophy!.BEST DAY EVER!

How to make Pani Popo

 

Ingredients

• 20 frozen dinner rolls depending on size (see note above for homemade rolls)
• 10 oz. coconut milk (1 can)
• 1 c. sugar

Instructions

• Coat a 9x13 glass baking dish with cooking spray and arrange rolls evenly to thaw (if doing homemade rolls, roll dough into golf-ball size balls and arrange the same way).
• Cover with plastic wrap sprayed with cooking spray (to keep dough from sticking to the plastic wrap).
• Allow to rise until doubled in size.  This can take 4-5 hours.  If you need the rolls to thaw quicker, follow the quick-rise instructions on the frozen roll packaging.
• Pre-heat oven to 350-degrees.
• In a bowl, combine coconut milk and sugar and whisk until sugar is dissolved.
• Pour about 2/3 of the coconut mixture over the rolls and bake for 20-30 minutes (or according to package/dough recipe instructions) or until golden brown and dough is baked through.
• Remove from oven and pour remaining coconut mixture evenly over the top of the rolls.
• The rolls should be sticky and gooey on the bottom (read notes above). Can be served upside down or right-side up.